Maps of Hawaii

Hawaii is a stunning group of volcanic islands located in the central Pacific Ocean. The islands boast a diverse range of natural features. These include rugged mountain ranges, deep valleys, and steep cliffs formed by volcanic activity. The highest peak in Hawaii is Mauna Kea on the Big Island, which stands at 13,803 feet above sea level.

Notable volcanoes like Kilauea and Haleakala add to the islands’ unique geography. Waimea Canyon on Kauai, known as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific, offers dramatic views that are unparalleled. Hawaii’s vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life make it a paradise for underwater enthusiasts.

The islands also have a rich cultural history. They were originally inhabited by indigenous groups before becoming a U.S. state in 1959. With a warm tropical climate, Hawaii’s temperatures range between 75°F and 85°F throughout the year, making it an ideal destination for travelers.

Counties Map

Hawaii is divided into five counties: Hawaii County, Honolulu, Kalawao, Kauai, and Maui.

Here are the counties with key details:

County	Key Details
Hawaii	Covers the Big Island and is known for its diverse landscapes, from beaches to volcanoes.
Honolulu	Located on Oahu Island; includes Honolulu, the capital city.
Kalawao	The smallest county; situated on the island of Molokai.
Kauai	Known as the “Garden Isle”; features lush greenery and dramatic cliffs.
Maui	Includes the islands of Maui, Molokini, Lanai, Kahoolawe, and part of Molokai.

• Hawaii County: The largest county in terms of area. It includes the Big Island.
• Honolulu: The most populous county and the state’s main economic center.
• Kalawao: The least populous county, known for its historical significance.
• Kauai: Renowned for its natural beauty, including the Waimea Canyon and the Na Pali Coast.
• Maui: Popular tourist destination, known for its beaches and the Haleakala National Park.

These counties each offer unique landscapes, cultures, and attractions. The map of Hawaii’s counties illustrates the geographical locations and boundaries of these diverse regions.

Where is Hawaii?

Hawaii is in the Pacific Ocean. It lies to the southwest of the mainland United States. The state is situated just below the Tropic of Cancer.

It is around 2,392 miles west of San Francisco. It is 2,550 miles southwest of Los Angeles. Tokyo is about 3,900 miles to the northwest. Australia is roughly 4,536 miles to the southwest.

The Hawaiian archipelago is located in the North Pacific Ocean. This group of islands is quite remote and unique in its position. It is known for its beautiful beaches and volcanic landscapes.

Distances from Major Cities:

• San Francisco: 2,392 miles
• Los Angeles: 2,550 miles
• Tokyo: 3,900 miles
• Australia: 4,536 miles

Hawaii’s location makes it a central hub between the United States, Asia, and Australia. This gives it strategic importance and attracts many visitors. The islands embody a blend of tropical paradise and cultural diversity.

Outline Map of Hawaii

The outline map of Hawaii shows the Hawaiian archipelago in the Pacific Ocean. It is situated southwest of the contiguous United States. This map provides a simple representation of the islands, without any additional details like cities or boundaries.

Uses of the Outline Map:

• Geography education
• Map-pointing activities
• Coloring exercises

Key Islands in the Map:

• Hawaii (Big Island)
• Maui
• Oahu
• Kauai
• Lanai
• Molokai
• Niihau
• Kahoolawe

These maps can be easily downloaded, printed, and used for various educational purposes.

Key Facts

• Main Islands:
  1. Hawaii (Big Island)
  2. Maui
  3. Oahu
  4. Kauai
  5. Molokai
  6. Lanai
  7. Niihau
  8. Kahoolawe

Major Cities	Population
Legal Name	State of Hawaii
ISO Code	US-HI
Capital City	Honolulu
Largest City	Honolulu, with a population of 912,421
Location	Hawaii is a U.S. state located in the Pacific Ocean.
Number of Islands	There are 137 islands in total, but the main islands are eight.
Statehood	Hawaii became the 50th state on August 21, 1959.
Official Languages	English and Hawaiian
Nicknames	The Aloha State
Climate	The state has a tropical climate with mild temperatures year-round.
Geography	Hawaii features volcanic mountains, dense forests, and stunning beaches. Iconic volcanoes include Mauna Loa and Kilauea.
Economy	Major industries include tourism, agriculture (pineapples, sugarcane), and military defense.
Population	Approximately 1.4 million people
Time Zone	Hawaii-Aleutian Standard Time (HST)
Interesting Fact	Hawaii is the only U.S. state composed entirely of islands and is the most isolated population center on Earth.

Popular Attractions:

• Waikiki Beach
• Pearl Harbor
• Haleakalā National Park
• Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park

Symbols:

• State Bird: Nene (Hawaiian goose)
• State Flower: Yellow Hibiscus